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Written by Richard Cox   

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT

SOCIETE INTERNATIONALE D'HISTOIRE DE l'EDUCATION PHYSIQUE ET DU SPORT

INTERNATIONALE GESELLSCHAFT FUR GESCHICHTE DER LEIBESERZIEHUNG UND DES SPORTS

The International Society for the History of Physical Education and Sport (ISHPES) is the umbrella organisation for sports historians all over the world. ISHPES came into being in 1989 through the merging of ICOSH and HISPA. ICOSH (the International Committee for the History of Physical Education and Sport) was founded as early as 1967 in Prague. HISPA (the International Association for the History of Physical Education and Sport) was founded in 1973 in Zurich. ISHPES is affiliated with the International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICCSS) and cooperates with other international sports science and physical education organisations.

ISHPES promotes research and teaching in the area of physical education and sport. Its purpose is to facilitate and to improve communications and cooperation betweeen sport history associations at the national and regional levels, as well as between scholars. ISHPES organizes international congresses and seminars and provides information on sports history projects, publications, and events through the ISHPES Bulletin.

ISHPES services and benefits

  • membership in an international network of scholars
  • ISHPES Bulletin free of charge
  • opportunity to use the Bulletin for distributing information or announcements
  • reduction in the purchase price of Stadion
  • fee reduction for ISHPES congresses and seminars

This, the website of the Society was established in 1994 by Richard Cox and revamped in 2008. Here it is possible to join the Society, register for conferences and for members to access some of its resources. Members are also encouraged to submit items for inclusion, use the website to communicate with other members and scholars via the forums section.

Last Updated ( Friday, 11 January 2008 )